- November 28, 2024
- Spacezero Interactive
Jeepney Simulator 2
Platforms
About
In "Jeepney Simulator 2," become a jeepney driver in the vibrant streets of Manella City, picking up passengers, calculating fares, and avoiding traffic. The game offers a Career Mode with increasing quotas and a Freeride Mode for a more relaxed experience. Customize your jeepney and explore the detailed city while listening to your favorite music in Freeride Mode.











- The game provides an enjoyable and immersive experience of being a jeepney driver in Manila, capturing the culture and humor of the city.
- There are numerous upgrades and customization options for the jeep, making it fun to drive around and manage passengers.
- The graphics and overall design have significantly improved from the previous version, creating a more realistic and engaging gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from performance issues, including lag and frame drops, especially after extended playtime.
- NPC behavior can be frustrating, with pedestrians often crossing recklessly and causing collisions that can lead to game-breaking situations.
- The money management system and boundary increase can be overly challenging, making it difficult to progress in career mode.
- graphics16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics have seen significant improvements, transitioning from a boxy style to a more realistic 3D design, which many players appreciate. However, some users report performance issues, particularly on lower-spec systems, with difficulties running the game smoothly even at reduced settings. Overall, while the graphics are generally praised, there is a consensus that further enhancements are needed for optimal performance.
“It is still as fun as the first one, but with cool improvements and better graphics.”
“Graphics are super good, no sudden fps drop, overall smooth.”
“The graphics need improvements.”
“My budget low spec laptop (Intel i5 8th gen, 12GB RAM, MX150 2GB) struggles at times even at very low graphics.”
“Graphics have obviously changed from boxy style graphics and animation to a little bit more realistic 3D design.”